One-time Ghana Premier League winners Berekum Chelsea have announced Michael Hesse-Odamtten as the club’s new head coach.
The Bibires scooped big boys Hearts of Oak who had lined up their ex-star player for an assistant coach role.
For several months, Hesse-Odamtten had looked all set to become assistant to Edward Odoom at Hearts but delays by the hierarchy of the Phobians saw him slip through their hands.
Berekum Chelsea needed a new technical ahead after the post became vacant following decision of Congolese-Belgian coach Alain Landuet to discontinue with the club after the long COVID-19 break.
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Let's welcome our Head Coach
MICHAEL HESSE ODAMTEN #Bibires! 🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/K3UqdMVjAl
— Berekum Chelsea FC (@BerekumChelseaF) October 13, 2020
Michael Hesse-Odamtten, 54, is an ex-Ghana international defender who once played for clubs like Hearts of Oak, Africa Sports (Ivory Coast) and Dragons (Benin) indie 1970s and ’80s.
He holds a Caf License A coaching certificate and previously worked with the popular Aspire Academy.
